Besides its famous archeological site, there are many places to see in Tulum, like its beaches. Being close to the site, in Santa Fe Beach, visitors can freshen up after a morning of touring the ruins. How do I get to Santa Fe Beach? Of all the beaches on the strip near Tulum’s archeological site,…
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Tulum certainly is a mystical place and some of the lodgings here are not afraid to show it. Instead of a human design, Nest Tulum looks like it was built by Nature itself, and has been here since the dawn of time. Where is Nest Tulum? One of the most famous spots in the Riviera…
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Pescadores Beach, one of Tulum’s beaches, serves as the vibrant hub where captivating maritime adventures begin. This dynamic beachfront destination not only offers pristine sands and turquoise waters but also serves as the launching point for unforgettable journeys to explore Tulum’s majestic reef and marvel at the Archaeological Zone from a unique sea-bound perspective. This…
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Sac Actun might be a cenote, but it’s also part of a system of caves. In fact, it is the longest underground system of caves in the world. With over 200 miles long. Archeologists have found many valuable things here from many different eras of the world, hinting at Sac Actun’s cenote rich and long…
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While reaching Grand Sirenis Riviera Maya resort may involve some travel, the journey is rewarding. Once there, you’ll find a haven of limitless possibilities, ensuring every moment is filled with unparalleled fun and comfort. Grand Sirenis Riviera Maya: what are some amenities? Grand Sirenis Resort and Spa boasts a preserved Mayan ruin and prime snorkeling…
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Corazon del Paraiso Cenote is the heart of the jungle—literally. Its name means “the heart of paradise” and it’s not just a pretty-sounding name. From above, the surrounding jungle shapes it like a heart—and it’ll get yours beating. Where is the Corazon del Paraiso Cenote? Though it’s the heart of the jungle it’s not in…
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Remember how the bad guys in movies and TV shows usually have their secret base in a mountain shaped like a skull? How would you like to swim in one? Calavera Cenote provides the perfect opportunity. What does Calavera mean? Your suspicions were correct: “calavera” means skull in Spanish. You might not realize it from…
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We’re in the middle of Tulum and Playa del Carmen, just off Highway 307, on its Chetumal-Cancun stretch. Just south of Akumal, a town famous for its many, many cenotes, is the small village of Chemuyil. Getting to the Xunaan Ha Cenote from there is just a matter of following the signage. To make your…
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The Xcacel Turtle Sanctuary is a hidden gem in the middle of the Riviera Maya’s most popular tourist route. Being such a popular destination, you’d think there were no virgin beaches left in the Riviera Maya, but that’s not the case. Among the hotels, eco-parks, and tourist attractions, there are several protected areas where urban…
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Everybody likes days at the beach, but they usually require some planning: a towel to sit on, an umbrella for shade. That’s where beach clubs come in. At Ziggy’s Beach Club, you can just jump on one of the beach beds, relax, and enjoy the ocean. Drinks, food, and other amenities are taken care of.…
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